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TWO Principles for Lifelong Happiness !

Before we delve into the secret and sacred formula for happiness, let me share a brief story from my native village. Once upon a time, in the quaint village of KOSURU, lived a humble CHITTEMMA Running a small tiffin center. Every morning, she woke up before sunrise to prepare steaming small idlis along with coriander chutney &ginger chutney with liberal sprinkling of butter. Chittemma  had little, but she found joy in her modest life. One day, while delivering Idlis to her neighbors, she noticed subbayamma, an elderly woman, struggling to gather firewood in the brisk autumn air. Chittemma stopped to help, her heart full of gratitude. "Thank you, dear," Subbayamma said, her eyes sparkling with warmth. In that moment, Chittemma felt a profound contentment that made her smile brighter than the morning sun. Inspired by this small act of kindness, Chittemma decided to create a community idli and food -sharing program. Every week, she would cook  an extra batch of  idli...
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Why DOCTORS don't trust the GENERICS?

  Why the  generics are not accepted wholeheartedly and confidently by medical fraternity and as well as patients in spite of ruling by the GOI & NMC?   Generic drugs and innovator drugs (brand-name drugs) can differ for several reasons despite containing the same active ingredient. Here are some key factors that contribute to these differences: 1.       Inactive Ingredients: Generic drugs may include different inactive ingredients (excipients), such as fillers, binders, or preservatives. These ingredients can affect the drug's formulation, stability, absorption, and overall effectiveness, although the active ingredient remains the same. 2.       Manufacturing Processes: The methods and technologies used in manufacturing generics may differ from those used for innovator drugs. Variations in production techniques can lead to differences in the drug's bioavailability (how well and how quickly...

'Enjoy every moment'

 The following is a brief inspirational story shared by a successful CEO of a software company during one of my journeys to the IMA CWC Meets. As our conversation unfolded in a staccato fashion, the topic of early burnout among doctors emerged, leading to a discussion about the growing dissatisfaction among medical professionals and the unsafe working environment that has been affecting their well-being. The story unfolds... "I had always prided myself on my relentless work ethic, convinced that success was proportional to the hours you clocked in. My mornings began at 6 AM with a hurried trip to the gym, followed by a gruelling day of back-to-back meetings that often stretched into the late hours. By the time midnight rolled around, my emails were still unanswered, a perpetual task list gnawing at my subconscious. It was exhausting, yet I wore my fatigue like a badge of honour. After all, I was embracing the hustle culture that many idolized. Then came the opportunity to work...